Anna Nicole Smith: You Don’t Know Me | Official Trailer | Netflix

From director Ursula Macfarlane (Untouchable) and producer Alexandra Lacey comes an unflinching and humanizing examination of the life, death, and secrets of Vickie Lynn Hogan - better known as model and actress Anna Nicole Smith. From her first appearance in Playboy in 1992, Anna Nicole’s dizzying ascent was the very essence of the American dream, brought to a tragic halt with her untimely passing in 2007. With access to never-before-seen footage, home movies, and interviews with key figures who have not spoken out until now, this film reveals new insights into the story of the quintessential blonde bombshell hardly anyone really knew.

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Anna Nicole Smith: You Don’t Know Me | Official Trailer | Netflix

From the heights of her modeling fame to her tragic death, this documentary reveals Anna Nicole Smith through the eyes of the people closest to her.

[MsRose]

One thing about Anna Nicole is that you can tell she was a genuinely sweet person.

[magical.tinkerbell]

She embodied Marilyn Monroe so much that her own life became as miserable as Marilyn’s. Be careful with whom you take as a role model and which energy you embody.

[Winterboichanel]

Her story is so sad. Thank you Netflix for giving her her own light

[sophiaisabelle]

Anna Nicole Smith is more than just a sex icon. She was a mother, somebody’s friend, and just a woman filled with so much compassion. So sad she left this world early.

[kenlockett]

She was so beautiful. So sad about her personal life.

[aaccrr]

I’m so glad people are finally taking strides in the last few years to go back and see just how horribly the public, and especially the media, treated people like Anna Nicole and Britney and have started taking accountability for the real implications of an onslaught of shame and harassment towards these women.

Obviously there’s still so much more work to do going forward but it’s still nice to see people finally waking up to all the mistreatment.

[simplynessa]

The beginning clip 😢 her daughter looks exactly like her !

[fliguy]

You just have to have the right people around you when you're this famous. So sad to see her go so soon.

[ciaraoh]

I have a lot of sympathy for her. Despite what people claim now, a lot of people were celebrating her downward spiral. They couldn't get enough of her "messiness" -- Very few of her toxic fans actually wanted her to get better and those who suggest otherwise are lying.

[mukunimulundika]

Human beings don't learn anything. I can imagine how people who were alive watching Marilyn rise and fall so quickly felt seeing it happen again to Anna... Chilling stuff.

[rcg]

The voice recordings of her husband show what a sweet man he was. Whatever her motives may have been, his love for her was genuine.

[Laura]

It was so sad what happened to her and Daniel. I must say Larry birkhead has done a wonderful job in raising their daughter. I look forward to watching this

[lpg]

I don't know much about her, but I can say that I've met women like her before and I can understand why she said she was in love with her husband. Some women have certain needs and when those needs are met, they fall in love with that person. She wanted many things and needed money to get them, her husband gave her that and she loved him for it. Financial security can be very attractive to some people and there is nothing wrong with it. to each their own.

[BlueSix]

She was a beautiful sensitive girl…you can just tell by her interviews that she was very authentic and genuine. Quite vulnerable just like her idol, Marilyn Monroe. Her Guess campaign was astoundingly beautiful and her Playboy feature was stunning. A true icon of beauty.❤

[MrJasonshores]

I kinda wish they would've left her alone. If the story told is told correctly and they don't make her look bad it'll be great.

[LSSYLondon]

I remember seeing her Guess ads everywhere and being in awe of how stunning she was. She had a million watt smile!

[norijean]

Anna was not copying MM, she was actually inspired by Jayne Mansfield. She looked her, she acted like her, she was the Mansfield of the 90s.

[brittanytrapani]

She lied about the abuse of her childhood.
She was on prescription drugs that DOCTORS prescibed her.
She wanted fame and fame is NEVER something you should ever strive for.
Watching this entire documentary from start to finish, all I asked myself during it was "where is her son while she's out and about like this?"
She loved her son so much, your can tell she was a kind hearted person but she was so misguided because all she saw was dollar signs.
She was a glutton.
She was a liar.
She was surrounded by enablers.
Her son was partying with her people! I just couldn't believe it. Can you imagine the guilt and sorrow her soul felt when her son came to visit his sister and woke up the next day to him dead from methadone and prescription meds?
My goodness, my soul weeps for them and the poor baby girl left behind.
I truly feel like she overdosed on purpose, her soul couldn't come back from the damage of losing one of her babies.
Regardless, she should have continued living for her baby girl and threw all of the cult of Hollywood behind her.

[ogdvb]

Oh! Finally! Such huge lack of anything on Anna-Nicole these days! She was the young lady with huge heart. The heart that was broken! She deserves her story to be told properly!❤️

[angelaandersons]

She's a beauty who left this world way too early her son is divine too, so tragic, love her gowns/beauty x